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antoniya [11.8K]

2 years ago

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Evaluate [7 - (2 - 5(4 - 2) + 7)] + 2

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motikmotik2 years ago

7 0

You are correct. here it is step by step.

[7-(2-5(2)+7)] +2
[7-(2-10+7)]+2
[7-(-1)]+2
8+2
10

Roman55 [17]2 years ago

3 0

Order of operations
PEMDAS
parethasees (inner to outer)
exponents
multiplication and division
addition and subtraction
remember thah yuo do all these left to right

so

[7-(2-5(4-2)+7)]+2
inner to outer
4-2=2

now we have
[7-(2-5(2)+7)]+2
multiply since no further parnthasees
2*5=10

now we have
[7-(2-10+7)]+2
add or subtract (subtraction is addition of a negative)
2-10=-8, and -8+7=-1

now we have
[7-(-1)]+2
last parenthsees/brackets
remember that subtracting a negative is the same as adding a positive
7-(-1)=7+1=8

now we have
[8]+2
add
10

yep, 10 is right

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